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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-24

the hands Of others who will do it.
Ga the Pollock Ferry farm alone
with az out lay of QUE thousand dol
lars, early in .Ie spring there could
be saved over one thousand tons Of
native grasses on these bottoms
without touchin. the cotton and corn
lands.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-24

Another Democrat whose letter is
in this Issue is sound, tut he need
have no fears Of negro supremacy
until the leopard changes his spots.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-24
MONEY!.

Persons wishing to negotiate loans will
apply to me. | can secure loans for
more than a year.
Nothing but Halifax county real estate
will be taken as security.
". A. DUNN.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-24
FRIDAY JUNE "A. 1887.

EsCiyil Service Reform.
LVNe prefer a Democrat to a ke-
publican of equal character.
IV No honest and true Repuhll-
c.n asks 20 he retained, and none
other should be retained. In the
South a sweep with a clean broom
is demanded by all Democrats.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-24
|. J. WI ERCER.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Gives personal and prompt attention to
Ill consignmcnts of lumber, shingles,
laths. &c.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-24

II is said that a good league base
hall club takes in yearly about 80
900
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known us the NEW.

r. YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
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LITERARY NOTES.

Mr. Ro,,ert W. loves photography OF theatrical lter&
cure to published London next season. 1t aims at
diving complete catalogue, with historical notes, OF
books and pamphlets on dramatic matters published in
Great Britain Plays are excluded unless when accom-
panied by prefaces of historical Importance shakspear
lana too having already been exclusively cataogued
DO not place. unless they bear directly upon the
stage presentation Of shakspeares plays.
The Atlanta Constitution criticsng the unntelligibiy
ofmodern literary work. says that this "characcrzes the
writings OF the followers Of certain school OF alleged cu
ture which in in last analysis is nothing but glossy
namby pambyism without "a particle of yigor in IT, Our
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and pass for literature they do not try to make
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General Trochu Governor OF Paris during the Franco
Trussan war; going publish his "reminiscences OF ht
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est retirement AT Tours only visiting two friends one OF
whom an ex-chambcrain of the late Emperor Napocoh
and the other Carlis. chief.
Ills reported that a writer is preparing maya
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Gle which will be a companion TO Mr.. Lathrops paper on
New-York's literary men.
The charrai Is responsible for four lines Of poetry
hitherto unpublished, from the pen of Victor Hugo:
Pour chaser lie spleen,
Jentrai dams i'm
On ie bus du gin.
Code save the Queen!'
The breaking by death OF the partnership OF Besant
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mart Mr. Rice took IN the of the survivor The au
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and wrote the books while Mr. Rice collected material
bareained with publishers criticised the MSS. when
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rangement for both men.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JANUARY q, 1887
INSTITUTION.
Musical Instruction.


a. CHARTERED IN 1865
| THE YORK CONsERvATO KY OF MUSIC.
ONCE. in New; York only at
IS D DST f HNS 81 svRAISd
Ii GsrN aH oReAN rluTE private Lesson. Only.
Reliable Teachers wArsoNs.l5 East l4th. Circular
GRAND CONSERVATORY Of MUSIC.
leading fissSs Dramatic Art
''N"' ~ d. +. LBLRilAKD President
Art Schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
WI her sS " %se IRON T Ssnns
s S%GP Es' 30 Il "a Ta. sF: ssfsr
NJ, Huntington rresiGen National Academy of Design
Mr. ' wia% Hart. A.. MI James NJ Hart y. Al Mr
David johnson. y. A.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A CIRCULARS of schools both sexes. city
a. fnS M "o9i;lEiit ii East i7h.st Ne1l syphers
ALEXANDER INsIlTu re. - Military
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BoKDENr1aMIEHfT A a; x I2lsr.ryrn
Address Rev. I. III. LANDON A. NJ
HAYWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS-At Mil
ford Conn arsn' %S are m n2a ~ n s imase
offered by this school Address, FRANK NJ HOWE, snpt-
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
C. b. MErCALF, 4. NJ. Superintendent.
NEWTON IN. j. INSTITUTE beautiful
homkc 1eny sommcrca acn6 Hs SC college T
atS mq. % arr coli %s S, s,eri Cnn g
department h0r''' ron'e' "nd %IMg@ NJ Principal
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
MITAR5 COLLEGE, c EpsqS Ipf r GSe%is'y
II I
IL HUDSON.-Preparatoiy and business for rentemcn
graduating Tor lies twelve teachers fher at any
"'"~ zen" 'O' e. Il. BANIsTER. 4. NJ Principal
CHORTLlDGES Media Academy SIPS
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double heated by stem hno c"rsc 2rear.%,!y Ems
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CT JOHNS COLLEGE. FORDHAM, n. Y.
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VONKERS on TIE HUDSo\.-A family
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For Youny Laiies-Country
ROARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Croton-
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ond term begins February II. l-sI
OSSINING INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG |
~ LADIES. sing Sing y. y. Second uD begins tcbru
AIRY LIST Address Rev. g. u. RICE Principal
TRINITY HALL.
l. BEVERLY. NcwJorsoy
ESTABLISHED ~ 1851
A thorough School for young stes Varied advan
highest solid culture In English. Muse
a II and LanguigeN spr. '"rm begins February l. iOr
circular adde's the principal,
MISS RACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT |
Miscellaneous.
A LADY Of large educational experience
wishes Ia learn 81 opening for young ladies' semi
rary position In school from which the principal
poses u retire. Address
Rev. -. W. LLOYD. Branchville. n. J.
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6teainuoais an0 Railroucs.

DAY LINE
ID Too OLD POINT COMFORT Norfolk Va and South
Leave Penn. H. *. 4aO Parlor to baltimore
thence Palace teane,s arriving al Old Point s:l6 A u
Norfolk va III H. V. IOAPklNS, Gen'l Pass AGENT
ol0 broauway ". Y
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston. Proyi
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excepted at M IN 'paror attaehedJ p
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For Newport take 200 Boston Express With parlor
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PRODUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
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steamers City Of Worcester" and city Of NewYork'
leave Pier 40 lod numbcr North River loot Of wstsst
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RIVER BRANCH

II u q DNhNNTT
IL NETWORK NEW.HAVEN and HARTFORDRR
Trains leave Harlem River Station corner l32dst ani
lnccn.ave Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem River
Geacbed by second Avenue and suburban Elevated Rail
rCads daily except sundays OF t45 100 9;lO 10 I55
a. NJ. 2:lO 3:55 44O $40 $40. 4 1920 for PORT
Morris, Casanova JOak Point. Hunts Point West Farms
Barlow ltty Islan. Pelham Manorand Rochelle
New Rochelle with trains for all
main line New.York New.fIaven nnd Hartford Rail-
road. Shore Line and Air Line Divisions New-Canasn.
MddleOwn New Britain and Sufeld branches Boston
az all points East
Minght train for Rochelle and all Intermediate ara.
tions az 1910 M daily. except Mondays
New Rochelle and all intermediate
tions al m 1901 o. 30 the latter train connec
ne at New. Rochelle with train 10 STANFORD
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y RIVER RAILROA D-Conmenclng Tannhry2. 1887.
through trains will leave Granl Central Deno'
49, Rochester Fxnress thru IN Ira -
Albany Troy. 81. Albans Rouse's pr and syracuse.
$50 2. NJ The Limited" with iininy s'oDDng VI
Erie Glow Gland and Toledo. arriving CHICAGO $50
dalCua and Rochester.
fll3o a M. Western New.York Northern Express,
With drawing.room
RIO Albany Troy and Utica Express. with drawing
10 Troy.
q y M Accommodation 70 Albany AMI Trov
'Gp chicago and 81 Louis Express with sleepingcars
cago ami 81 LouiS Dning.car New. York 10 Albany.
i3Op m Montreal Express with soeD Moltre AZ
Runs 10 Utica. stopping nj PRINCIPAL stations
m. Special Sleeper arrives Rochester G.fO
Bn~alo. OBS and Cleveland 1918 y. m. nextday.
tl5 Pacific Express with sleeping-cars for Tsoches
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit AMI
Chicago. Sieepngcars Wa'ert1vn via UticA also 10
Auhrrn. Geneva and Canlnfau'. fsv saturday.
1ll5p. Night Express with sleep'ngcars Albany
and Troy CONNECTS with the morning trains theWest
AMI for the North except Slturilv nigh'l.
Tickets on sale AZ Grand Contra, DenOt No Battery
Place 43 Rroaiwav. Harlan Depot 2jthst AMI tthave.
and at Wesicois Express Offices Park Mace near Broa
way. 80 and 9i2 Broadway 81 West l25ths At, New
York 1873 Washington and $50 Brooklyn. AMI 10
4th-s.. Williamsburg
Accommodations IRA AMI s'eapi1gc can be
procured ~ ~ the ticket New York CITY, ant
1873 WashngtOn-st. BROOKLYN.
Baggage called for and checked from resi- lence
These trains run daily All Others daly except sunday
iIhese Tram. stop at Harlem u25thrt ana itsvel
J. NJ rOtCEY ID. VI, kENDRICK.
Gem Suue sc Pa- mn
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